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Research reveals scholars from 8 countries embedded hidden AI prompts in papers to influence reviews. 17 CS papers used white text/tiny fonts to request 'positive evaluations' from AI reviewers, raising academic integrity concerns.....

Recently, the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) announced a pilot feature that allows artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots to generate "Community Notes." This feature originated from the Community Notes system during the Twitter era and has been expanded and optimized by Elon Musk, aiming to improve the accuracy and transparency of information on the platform. What are Community Notes? Simply put, Community Notes is a user-driven fact-checking project. Users participating in this project can add comments to specific posts to help provide more detailed background information.

Recently, the social media platform X announced a new feature that allows developers to create AI robots capable of writing community notes. These AI robots will be able to submit community notes on users' posts, but these notes will only be displayed if they are deemed helpful by users with different perspectives. X Platform stated in its community notes account that AI-written notes will be clearly marked, and in the initial phase, AI will only be able to write notes on posts where users request them. According to X Platform's support page, AI note writers

Recently, Google announced that the API of its flagship AI model, Gemini2.5Pro, has been reintroduced to the free tier of Google AI Studio. This news has triggered widespread attention and enthusiastic discussions within the developer community. According to AIbase, this move marks another important advancement in Google's efforts to popularize AI technology, offering developers lower barriers to innovation. As the most advanced AI model from Google so far, Gemini2.5Pro is known for its exceptional multimodal capabilities and strong reasoning power.

OpenAI has officially announced the date and location of its next developer conference (DevDay), which will be held on October 6, 2025, in San Francisco. This conference is expected to attract more than 1,500 developers and is anticipated to be the largest developer event to date. The agenda for this DevDay will be rich and diverse, featuring multiple important sessions. The conference will include live-streamed keynote speeches, during which OpenAI will share its latest developments and future vision in the field of artificial intelligence. In addition, participants will also be able to

Recently, Google officially launched a new command-line tool - Gemini CLI. This tool is based on Google's self-developed Gemini2.5Pro AI model, aiming to provide developers with convenient AI Q&A and content generation services. With Gemini CLI, developers can directly call the power of AI in their own terminal interface, thereby improving programming efficiency and work convenience. One of the highlights of Gemini CLI is its support for up to 1 million tokens

The plan's advancement has triggered dissatisfaction among developers. According to VentureBeat, OpenAI's current API deprecation involves the GPT-4.5 Preview version, which is an intermediary model launched between GPT-4 and GPT-5. Multiple developers have stated that this sudden change has disrupted their development plans, forcing significant adjustments to applications already built based on this API. A developer who wished to remain anonymous commented: We understand the necessity of technological iteration, but the lack of sufficient buffer time in the schedule has brought additional pressure to development teams.

An in-depth review of the pros and cons of the VIBESEC AI code security scan platform, analyzing how it addresses developers' pain points such as high false positive rates and integration difficulties, and whether it's worth adopting in the development process. Learn about the unique value and user experience of this AI-driven security tool.

According to official data, Alibaba's Qwen3 large model has exceeded 12.5 million downloads globally within just one month since its open-source launch. It has drawn significant attention on major AI open-source platforms such as Hugging Face, ModelScope Community, and Ollama. Currently, Qwen3 offers four model versions with sizes of 0.6B, 8B, 30B, and 32B respectively, each exceeding one million downloads on the above-mentioned platforms, demonstrating strong global developer appeal. Particularly on Hugging Face platform, millions of users

Anysphere's AI programming assistant, Cursor, has successfully raised $900 million, valuing the company at $9.9 billion. This is the third funding round for the company within a single year, demonstrating its astonishing revenue growth rate. Established just three years ago, Anysphere's annualized recurring revenue (ARR) has exceeded $500 million, growing by 60% from the previously reported $300 million in April. It is worth noting that the company's ARR approximately doubles every two months, which has attracted significant attention.

May 13, 2025 - The AI-powered developer tools platform Devv officially announced the entry of its 2.0 version into Private Beta phase. This marks a significant transformation for Devv over the past two years, evolving from its initial AI search engine to a more intelligent and efficient productivity tool for developers. It aims to redefine the developer workflow through innovative ways of generating and deploying code. From Search to Generation: Devv's Strategic Transformation Starting in 2023,

The Gemini API has launched an implicit caching feature, offering developers significant cost optimization experiences. This new functionality eliminates the need for developers to manually create caches; when requests share a common prefix with previous requests, the system automatically triggers cache hits, providing up to a 75% discount on tokens. This update now covers the Gemini2.5Pro and 2.5Flash models, further enhancing the cost-effectiveness of AI development. For more details, please refer to the official website: https://develo

Cybersecurity researchers warn of a new software supply chain attack called "Slopsquatting." This attack exploits the 'package hallucination' phenomenon – where generative AI (like LLMs) may suggest non-existent package names during code writing. Attackers can preemptively register these fictitious names and inject malicious code. Image Note: Image generated by AI, courtesy of Midjourney. Research reveals that AI-fabricated package names often exhibit a high degree of...